More than 200 students and teachers have been taught vital life-saving skills at Newbridge School thanks to a campaign organised by local Rotary Clubs.
Author: Richard Gurner
‘Rising Starz’ event set to shine at Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall
A wave of fresh talent is ready to light up the stage at Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall on Friday May 2 with “A Night of Rising Starz”, a special evening celebrating Wales’ up-and-coming performers.
Win £100 in vouchers to spend at Kookoo Madame’s new Caerphilly store
Shoppers and lovers of all things glitzy, quirky, and stylish now have a new place to visit with the recent opening of independent boutique Kookoo Madame at Caerphilly’s Castle Court Shopping Centre.
Two teenagers appear in court over criminal damage and burglary
Two teenagers have appeared in court in connection with break-ins at a charity base.
Mother and daughter admit operating illegal ‘doggie daycare’
A mother and daughter from Risca who netted an estimated £115,000 while operating an illegal dog business have appeared in court.
How Penallta RFC is turning the corner to face its future
Penallta RFC have begun a project to inject new ideas into how it operates and perhaps paving the way for others to follow.
What next for library services in Caerphilly County Borough?
Communities across the borough, such as Abertridwr, have decided to fight to save their libraries.
Caerphilly Council agrees to apologise over social services complaint
Caerphilly County Borough Council has agreed to apologise to a resident who raised a complaint regarding social services.
Nant yr Aber river to be monitored over pollution fears following fire
The Nant yr Aber river in Caerphilly is be monitored over the coming days after foam used to extinguish an industrial fire entered it.
Bargoed heroin dealer who ‘spread misery’ jailed
A Bargoed man who ‘”spread misery” by selling heroin and crack cocaine has been jailed.